bruno

"mr storylets"

writer (derogatory). lead designer on Fallen London.

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Bluesky
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gamedeveloper
@gamedeveloper

Despite their mixed feelings about generative AI, most developers admit to the technology's use in their workplace.

In GDC's 2024 State of the Industry (obtain access here), 49 percent of surveyed developers said those tools are already in use at their workplaces. 31 percent said they're personally using the technology.

15 percent of developers who don't use it admitted to being interested in generative AI. Conversely, 23 percent don't and have zero desire to use it.

Of those using it, the majority of said usage (44 percent) is in finance. Community and production management trail close behind, at 41 and 33 percent, respectively.

For more on this portion of the survey as well as key analysis, read the full article at Game Developer.

More on SOTI can be found here.


bruno
@bruno

Wait, the bit about who is using this stuff is very confusing. How exactly is 'generative AI' being used in finance. Does this survey mean that 44% of respondents who said 'yes my workplace uses generative AI tools' are in finance? Because if that's the case then what these survey results say is that a lot of people who are not at the coal face of asset making seem to believe their workplaces use generative AI, but not a lot of people who actually make assets would say so?

Also if I'm reading this right this implies 21% of respondents to the SOTI survey are in finance?



bruno
@bruno

“Get a 3D printer,” they said. “You’ll be able to print all the organization tools and containers you need.”

What they don’t tell ya is that owning a 3D printer entails also owning piles of doodads, tidbits, and greeblies that you then have to organize!



bruno
@bruno

“Oh look a model for a handy tool holder to specifically organize your flush cutters and pliers”

Until this phase in my life I had no need for handy access to nippers and pliers!


zaratustra
@zaratustra

i subscribe to a 3d printing forum despite not owning a 3d printer and it seems the majority of what people do with a 3d printer is fix it


bruno
@bruno

Having owned a printer for all of four days my ratio of benchies:actually useful prints:toys:failed prints:instances of having to take my hot end apart is 3:2:1:3:2 so I think I'm doing pretty okay


bruno
@bruno

I strongly suspect all of the issues I've had with printing were some combination of user error and bad filament but I'm waiting on delivery on new filament to find out.



bruno
@bruno

“Get a 3D printer,” they said. “You’ll be able to print all the organization tools and containers you need.”

What they don’t tell ya is that owning a 3D printer entails also owning piles of doodads, tidbits, and greeblies that you then have to organize!



bruno
@bruno

“Oh look a model for a handy tool holder to specifically organize your flush cutters and pliers”

Until this phase in my life I had no need for handy access to nippers and pliers!


zaratustra
@zaratustra

i subscribe to a 3d printing forum despite not owning a 3d printer and it seems the majority of what people do with a 3d printer is fix it


bruno
@bruno

Having owned a printer for all of four days my ratio of benchies:actually useful prints:toys:failed prints:instances of having to take my hot end apart is 3:2:1:3:2 so I think I'm doing pretty okay



Every kind of movie or tv show has Lore now and that makes the media landscape really tough to navigate for me, a person who resolutely refuses to learn anything including made up superhero facts